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DEATH OF MR. Il : iss.A,MUELA ADAMS.

Y DEATH OF MIX. SAM LAUAMS.F
hTeil KnoWnt mud Highly Respected Old
gi M n Citizen Passes Away. A
Mr.. Samuel Adams, the well known at.
tache Of the dry goods Establishment Of
]. s. Rhodes 4 Co., died Last evening very
suddenly at his home in East Wheeling.
He wac seized with an attack Of vertigo
yesterday morning and taken home, where
no gradually sank. He was sixty.two
years Of age, and the family were not un.
prepared for his death, owing to the fact
that he had been subject 10 spells Of yer.
tigo Tor several years. Ho leavea large
clIcle Of friends who will extend the ein.
cereat sympathy to the bereayed family
10 was brother Of Capt.yA.5 u. Adams,
Of tho poatoiilce, and MIR. Brook Adams,
the plumber, and Capt. Charles Adams,
the well known Baltimore & Ohio conduc.
Tor, are hia sonu. Mr.. iAdams was for.
merly merchant. at bethany, Brooke
county, In this State, but for tho last
twenty years has been d reeident Of this
city. He was a man esteemed through
lie by all who knew him for bis many OK.
cellencles OF character. During tho war
BIO was In the service as quartormaster oil
the Tenth West Virginia Regiment.
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TWO lIEETINGSgH HELD
~ rllE HOARD OF 4 EDUCATION
Ysslerday-ARe Regular Monthly session With
the uluai Reports and Ono to Take
Action Itcspecling Dr.. Reeds Death.
Election OF Ills Successor.

The Board OF Education held two meet.
ings yesterday at iss rooms in the Public
Library building. Tho FIRST ono was held
early In the moyning, before the funeral
soryicea OF DR.. J. B. Reed, the deceased
member Of the Board from Centre dis.
trict, for tho purpose Of taking the usual
appropriate action. The abseuteea were
Messrs. Ebsllng, Ellingham, 1selt, Naylor,
WhSlly, White and Work. The objact Of
tho meeting was stated, aud on motion Of
Mr.. Hannah o committee was appointed
to prepare resolutions OF respect and con.
dolsncs. This committee consisted Of
MeasrS. Hannah, Waterhouse and List.
Tho Board then adjourned and attended
the funeral in body. l,i
/. Last night the Board met In regular
monthly neHsion. Tho absanteea were
MsssIs 1sett, Mccoy, Nsylor and Whally.
The committee appointed IN the morning
reported a series OF resolutions which
were adopted, and ordered to be spread
| on the niinntes, published In tho papers
md copy SAINT to tho family Of the de.
ceased. M.
The minutes were road and approved,
and the regular committee reports taken
up for consideration. The Committee on
Accounts presented bllls aggregating
$3.50 93 which were ordered paid. 3.
The Committee on Public Library pro.
sented bills amounting to $le0 81, which
were ordered paid. 1t also reported that
II had expended $50 10 during September
and October under the rule allowing II to
expand $50 per month without orders, Tor
the maintenance OF the Library. This
smount YVES approved. The committee
asked that Tile Forum be added TO the list
Of magazines in the Library and the same
VIA ordered. e h. u. s.
The Committee on Buildings and
C;rourds reported that pursuant to the
authority given 1t TO complete tho furnish:
| ing Of The Richie Annex, in order 10 make
| II ready ior occupancy, 1t had incurred an
Iexpense OF 1884 As. This amount and
tho various items for which 1t WAS expend'
| cd wero approved. Othor bills aggsegat.
ling 1918 Al were presented and ordered
paid, kleives, KRAFT & %. presented
| through this committee their third es
innate on tho Washington school build
Ing, amounting to s. lSl and this vas also
. ordered paid. 11sts NJ .5.f.f
; The Finance Committee was INSTRUCTED
10 make loan to meet this building es
Innate, Collector Brice not having vel
made sufficient collections to meet the
: amount.
The Committee on Textbooks having
had referred 10 II tho matter OF providing
primary reading charts, recommended
That twelve sets Of Buffers Primary Read
ling Charts DO procured by the Clerk, ant
, by the superintendent distributed to TIN
several schools. 4. 4; h =
Superintendent Anderson presented hi
regular monthly report. Tho following il
: IN abstract: Ss.,,.-i 3 ,77sis,17 M
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Little Ollie Rsdpath opened sn engage.
ment Of three nighta and a matinee at the
Grand Opera House last evening. This
child actress ia one OF the brightest and
most charming little girls ever seen on or
OF the stage, and as an actress shows a
precocity and intelligence that is rare in.
deed. She haa improved since abe was
here last year, but the same canno! be
said OF her company. So far as her part
nthe performance ID concerned, it Is cs
pleasing and enjoyable es my perform.
snce can be, and ehe deserved better sup.
port. AS tits, the play hss much to repay
anybody for witnessing 1t and deserves
good housep. 5l,5ss :. /? ~ !, - -
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OPERA HOUSlC.
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Funeral OF DR.. Reed.

2 Tho funeral Of tho lato DR.. J. B. Reed
yesterday forenoon was largely attended.
The caeket was fairly concealed by the
wealth Of floral offerings. The services
were very solemn and impressive, being
conducted by Rev. Drs. Cooke and Cum
bingham, Of this city, md Lester, Of Weat
Alexander. I The pall.bearers were the
brothers and Ebrothers.in.law of the de.
ceased. The romainD were taken to the
B. & .. depot and thence by trsin to Yves!
Alexander for intermcnt. I Tho members
OF the Board OF Education and the physi.
clans Of the city were present in a body.
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{ FAlL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suilings, Pantalo0nIngs and Over.
coatings, which We aro prepared to make
up In 1rst.class style at - reasonable
prices. ). ,a.53 4 .ss. ,,g = r..
I. A full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock. ,2iA2a7ss -Fi,Sss
Our WiiilU Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re-cnforced front and back, at
500 ceuts, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. u HESS l. SUNS,
agSiSYSy@ 1891 y 1928 Market Street, I
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DELbAIRE,


IL rs
All Sorts OF Local Newsla and Gossip From
tho Glnss City.
The nail factory Is running full this week.
William Leonard Is home from Milwaukee.
William Anderson, OF New MGrlinsville, is in the
city. =, ~ 3 9-77. ~ .1',-i"I
Colonel poorman spoke In Martins Ferry last
night. ~ I,r t0 yf.7 ~ 4s,z',Et.l
The Ollie Redpath show had good audience
Wednesday night. a AZ n l.,gl-f q
Ten Bellaire men arc working on the new court
house ut st. Clairsyillc. F3g
Miss Georgia Alexander has returned to her
home In st., Clairsyille. e ~. Is e. g.
Mrs. Henry Lewis, OF the First ward, Is very low
with neuralgia Of tho heart. - 1900 4
Mrs. Long, wife Of Pilot John Long, died at her
home yesterday, on Ro'c Hill. III 81 4, ~
Geneml Warner, OF Marietta, President OF the
Ohio Valley railroad, was In the city yesterday.
Mrs parrah has gone back to her farm Just west
THIS city, She was In the hota business On south
Union street. 81 a.. ss e -s5tg5 gl-- sf.-g7G
Mr.. Gould. civil engineer OF the Ohio Valley and
Cleveland Marietta railroad, was In the city yes.
terday on business, - = h = -.
.JOs kessler. a brakeman on tho Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, was caught bstwcen the bumpers
and seriously mashed. q ..l, 5,4f=-:.s-4s 800
Mr.. Charles F. Dement, and Miss Edith u. Nc
Daniels were married ut the II. f. Parsonage, BY
Rev. X. +. keoler, yesterday. "a. ~ 9. "a ~
Mrs. N. Scott aud her mother, Mrs. Coylc, came
down from wheeling to visit Mrs. Hogc and Mrs.
Mead At Mrs. I. G. Hoge's, in the Fourth ward
yesterday. E}5sGii L. zli5iss q, ..ltssy 81
Mr.. Thomas Dickson engineer OF maintainance
Of way. OF the Pennsylvania railroad, who has
been up In the Alleshenies lor his health, was In
the city yesterday lie Is considerably better but
looks bad sill. His home Is In wellsvllle. :, 4
IT Is repoIted that the Cleveland, Lorair &
wheeling railroad have purchased the property OF
l!olle Bros. on Noble street for the right OF way
through 10 the Baltimore l. Ohio grounds, and will
make depot at some place on Noble street. IA
n. J; Compton, Superintendent OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has been In the city
several days to visit his sister, Miss Mary Compton,
who had been very sick. She was an sged msidcr
lady She died wednesday evening about O'clock
at her residence on Rose Rill. Mr.. Compton left
here In his boyhood days and has risen from tho
position Of Telegraph operator to that OF superIn-
tendent OF the whole southwestern and Southern
district Of the Western UNION Telegraph Company.
teemed all through the South. His headquarters
arc OF Nasty ilie. Tenn. a s. - 5si3ll y
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OF Miss Kate Clsxton's presentation Of
"fhe Two Orphans" which will be given
ut the Opera House thia evening, the New
York Spirit Of The TINES says: The oldest
plsy-goers who witness the play and live
aud weep with Louise (Nias Claxton) aro
wrought up to q degree of excitement al
most paiGtal. Tho audience waits with
anxious interest for the elimination OF the
story. This play ia the best in construc-
ton which has been put upon the stage
within the memory OF the Oldest patrons
OF the drama. Is. z, ~ - 8
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Panhandle EScurslon to Chicago, Ill.
n On October "a the Pittsburgh, Cincin.
natl & St. Louis Railway Company will
sail excursion tickets TO Chicago at low
round trip rate, good returning eight days
including date Of sale. Train leaves at
1875 Pm, city time, arriving at Chicago
at 7 CLOCK the following morning. For
tickets and further particulars call on Grad.
dress j. G. Tomlinson, agent Panhandle
route, Wheeling, W. Va. &
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"Blink,n Inorganic Trial. .

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2O.-The court room
at Rayenng waa crowded this morning
long before the hour for the opening OF
proceedings in "Biinky" Morgan's trial.
Ladioa wero in tho majority among the
spectators. The prisoner cams into court
clearly ahaven and his attire was isultless
Ra usual. All the testimony to-day WAS
very damaging against the prisoner. Z
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.S$ Tho Secretary Of State has issued char.
= ter to the Gas City OIL and Gas Company,
y Tho principal office Of the corporation is
4 at Wellsburg. The capital stock sub.
Bcribed is $50, with tho privilege Of incrcas.
Ing to $lOO, 900. Ri *
S The incorporators are John NJ. Cooper,
j. O.3Whi.e, Charles Il. Windsor, JIM,
cOleary, John Reid, W. X, Brownlee
and M.SA.:Jones, all Of Wollsburg. ~; 33
~ The intention Of the new company Ia to
utilizs the old and diaused wells at Wells.
burs, and bore aevoral hundred feet deeper
st search OF oil and gas. * y y LII
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-F--s--------
ptnltCO Raoes,

BALTlaonE, Md, Oct. 2O.--Rain made
the track at Pimiico very heavy to-day.
Firasi race, one mile, Bradford won;
time, l:45t. Second race, one and ono.
eisth miles, Lelex won; time, 9 minuter.
Third race, the citizens stakes, IL
miles, Linden won time 2:4O!. Fourth
race. for three.year-oldS; l. 1-l6 miles, On.
tario won; time l :539 Fifth race, mile,
Phil Lee won, time 10. t41t,,
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babies tina. are iretlul, peevish, crorp
or troubled with Windy Collie, Tse!hing
paina or Stomach Disorders, can be re-
lieved at once by using Ackor's Baby
soother. It contsiaa no Opium or Nor
phine, hence is aate. Price Is centa. Sold
by Logan & Co., @. R; Gostze, Chss. Men.
kemiller, 4. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. s !.
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Type,.writers Cl,oap.

We have for sale several Type-writers,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and tho Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sals on monthly i1ptall-
ments. Gall on or address for. circulars
\: EDWARD L.. ROSE IL Co.,
(. IS: Twelfth street, b
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" Plttaburgh and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate OF 81 80, and to Washington Pa, and
return at ST co. .Traina leave at s and
s:lOA. NJ, returning arrive at Z aud 10
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BASE BALL MATTERS. .
Rain Prevents Cham pionshlp Game-Shln.
,fft do Goes to baltimore, IN

5,fel do Goes to baltimore. 7;
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 20.-The st,
Louis and Detroit base ball teams now
playing for the worlds championship, ar
rived in this city this morning from phila'
delphia to play tho tenth game Of the
Hories. They met q heavy rain here,
which rendered the grounds IN:
tit for play and tho game was postponed
until Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
After the game here they will 90 to Balti.
more and play there In tho afternoon.
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LIS. GooD& Co. soil Dry Gooda chcspcat.
From Every Point Of the Compass

,-T-7 =. J : o'''e VI e1o OVH1VHsB -
comeu the orders for soxoDoNr. Nsvor
has auch Q demand arisen for any article
OF tho toilet. 1.s moas constant patrons
are among the EEK born 10 DO ADMIRED.
Good looks oonolliste, beauty fascinates.
White tcoth do more to augment personal
comelinees than any other facial character
issc. The ladics know this, and eithsr to
render the charm lasting or 10 secure 1t
when wanting, apply sozoDoNr, tho m oat
effective Of tooth preparations. Use it
systematically. al rrusA Y q
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Mnttsts Of Minor moment ii ana is,Ab,
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Mammoth DEp|ay0f Fall Goods; FaNtO do tJustice
fall AND WINTER OVERCOATSI

a display simply enormous A mammoth stock unparal
eed for variety and and unequaed in value An assert
fashionable style overcoats for Stout men, little men, Short
men, long men, Nothing will compare with them town and
you'll when you them They'll thoughts as
nicely as your shoulders do you the service Of honest adma
ton not only when warm but when thrown your arm
you big money Shall we have the honor serv
ing you {S S;5S5 sst24's u .4 81 HE 4s
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 2l.-For Weat
Virginia, fair weather, cooler, ircoh to
brisk noSthwesterly winds. "
y, For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
preceded by rain; cooler, brisk to high
northWesterly winds, S5ie & ~ 3. 81 ~!
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.sili5l..i..7 Cnrd..l

- In order that the PUBLIC and tie patrons
Of the hressS Brewery5m may not be inhaled,
! take this method Of informing the trade
that the business will DO continued az
heretofore, and have on hand a stock Of
fresh and stock ales Of excellen. quality.
@. BLUM, Clerk, a
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Tnormo.a. ter Record,

AZ reported by Christian schnepi, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
ll0 SO fi KS, GSo 7aa' z M Il, 7U0.
Mesther-ClOudy, IL. 50 fj Z sit .ra ~
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4 " 100 Sc Nv ASKING NJ Acn1NEs jFREE.-To
Introduce them. 4. II you want one send ut
once to Monarch Laundry W rkB, 42O Wa.
bash avenue, Chicago, III.
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Anarchists 81 irpnthIxsrs.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 2O-Membsru OF
the West Side Turner'S Society met last
night and prepared solemn protest
against the execution OF Spies and his as.
sociatee, ~ ttssslgg ~
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f'-.H--s'. .s-T=HaSt-7 :. 80. a''-l-lfs VI
& German In Five IYouks,

Among those who have registered to
gain q practical speaking, reading and
writing knowledge Of the German, which
any ono Of even ordinary ability can sc.
compliah under the guidance OF Professor
Haunt. nra thu fallnyi1lp g =. ll-.-I,
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e. SUITS 7

An enormous tockall the staple and fashionable mate
rias and styles The richest goods in the market The cut
finish and appearance Of the Suits will strike you as the
plus ultra Of fashion, No finer better fitting garments
produced by the best merchant aor Suits which will fit men
extra tall and slim or underhegh and stout urge gen
emen who have been used to having their Suits made order
to give trial Experienced taors any alteration
desired Tree Of charge We know effect big saving Tor
YOU and fit you well as any merchant tailor. @ %.
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The wedding yesterday afternoon of Miss Ada
NORTON to Mr.. Charles Billey, at the home oil the
brides father on West Walnut street. was probably
one Of the most brilliant occasions OF Tho kind
ever known IN this city. The couple were married
at halipast ., Rev. William Campbell, OF Belairc.
ollclntins: A sumptuous rcpast was served at 4
o'clock after which the couple left on the 1850
z. n. tratn Tor New York. They viii spend their
honeymoon III the eastern pleasure resorts, proba.
bly, to be gone about two weeks. A large number
q friends OF both parties were present. and In ali
the occasion was one Of the most Notable social
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gAlTlMoRE, MD, Oct. 20 shindle, tho
much.aought.for third baseman Of tho
Detroit League club, to-day signed a.Balli.
more contract and will play next aeason
in this city. z'.4{ q /. z n
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a,Krausko2i.i

n Others may register to-day and toIr, q
row for the course. All are cordially in.
yiied TO the lectures on tho above two
days. They begin at 3, s and s pm En-.
trance 1905 Market street..aI Ia by no
means too late to join the course. "a
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BOYS Gil OTE4lN(Ss |

It's duty parents to themselves see that their
children are comfortably clothed all and it our
mission to assist the heads of families perform this very
drens Department have Clothing Of all kinds neyey con-
ceyabe table atertabe and after counter piled
high with the gandes largest and elegant
Ovecoas Suits Odd Coats Odd Pants and half hour NAV
very protaby spent in looking goods you don't
buy nov, you'll know more when you do buy later on,
spaklngy fine and beautiful stock Of Furnishing Goods
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r.
G A. .1:7e - Y

Is The Scientific American says In order to keep
carriages free from dust and the sun, and away from
the stables is Of first, Importance II you keep your
buggy near the stables ammonia will kill the varnish in
avery short time Neverunder any circumstances rub
Oil over your carriage to brighten up sure to
& ruin the paint Use a good sponge and a clean
chamos with plentyo Of clear, cold water to wash the
mud of with. Never use duster or broom on: var
#nished work. Nevera water to be- thrown inside
the body is sure TO affect the gloss and swell the
4 tmbers, So as to break the joints. Gunding car,
brighten your personal appearance fitting you
G out with new suit and oyercoat have got great
beauties How would you like to see your legs inside
#ot a shapely pair Of pantaloons DO You want any
woolen Underwear In fact anything in furnishing
goods hen drop at the Star Clothing House, be
tted IN purse person to your hearts delight Our
3nobby and stylish. "
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At St. Paul, tho Chicago Leagues were
again defeated by the homo team. Score,
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:, Ivory STARCH, plnin finish OF high polish harm
less. always ready and reliable Grocers. =
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LoydsvIlle. Z y3''li i - - :
friends In the city. tl3ls M: If'i
MI. Trunk OFT, prominent merchant OF Cincin.
nat, ts the guest Of +. Il. Elck, this city.
Mi:s Annie Carmichael has returned from steu.
penVllle' where she has been visiting friends. 5s
The Laughliu mill resumed operations yesterday
Just iu Time 10 receive the visit OF Senator shei,
man. ". = ~ 5es s7i Fl $50
For The latest fall aud winter styles In good IL.
thug Clothes 60 to + Rub, merchant tailor, Second
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Mr. Ed ). Hoyle then introduced IA, Il,
Mckelyey, candidate for Representative,
and he opened his Gpaech by re tsrring to
the unlimited enthusiasm thst prevailed
during the evening considering the prob.
abilities for Indictment Teat iISll353t
!, His address was listened to BY all fol, a
lev moments, but when Mr.. Sherman re-.
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Examine the immense stock
or CLOAkS in our new CLOAK
DEPARTMENT. N CIV styl es
opened daily. in
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